Juicy Berries: A Collection of 6 Delicious Red Watercolors

I couldn’t help myself.
I lined up six berry-red shades on the table, looked at them once, and thought, well… obviously this is Juicy Berries.

These are the colors that make your mouth do that tiny reflex thing. The kind you get from biting into a ripe raspberry or a strawberry that’s still warm from the sun. Deep reds, soft pinks, grounded warmth, and a few juicy surprises in between.

Some are bright and playful.
Some are darker and more grounded.
Together they feel like late summer fingers stained with juice and no intention of washing them right away.

This palette is made for florals, portraits, abstract play, and all those moments where a painting just needs something warm, alive, and a little indulgent.

The watercolors are:

#86 – Ana’s Holo
A berry red with a subtle shimmer that catches the light when you least expect it.

#97 – Floral Pink
Fresh and lively, like petals and fruit skins meeting somewhere in the middle.

#146 – Rouge Porto
Deep, wine-rich red with weight and warmth. This one does drama without shouting.

#225 – Rooted Grace
Earthy, muted, and grounding. The calm presence that keeps the brighter berries from running wild.

#229 – Golden Sandcastle
Soft, warm, and skin-like. It ties everything together and adds balance.

#250 – Corail Pink
Juicy, playful, and slightly sunburned. The color that makes everything feel more alive.

Juicy Berries is a palette for people who enjoy color that feels edible, human, and a little bit messy in the best way.